Injuries have been a major letdown for NFL players and bettors alike, with two of our three picks last week ending in the first half due to injuries. Omarion Hampton's pre-existing injury worsened after receiving just one carry, while Nico Collins suffered a severe concussion.
The Texans' defense is among the best in the league, but that shouldn't make it any easier for opposing teams to succeed. On average, they allow 4.12 receptions to opposing running backs per game. Drake Maye was under pressure all game against the Chargers last week and will likely face increased pressure again against the Texans.
The conditions of this game also favor players who rely on passing downs. With heavy snowfall expected, it's likely that coaches will dump off the ball frequently, creating plenty of targets for running backs like TreVeyon Henderson. Henderson has all the talent in the world but hasn't gotten significant playing time yet. He should see plenty of action in this game, making him a solid bet to go over 1.5 receptions.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Caleb Williams is likely to air it out against Chicago, as opposing offenses average 34.9 pass attempts per game against the Rams. Williams has already passed for over 32.5 attempts this season and has gone over in 10 of his last 12 games. He's a favorite bet for Sunday night.
Blake Corum, another Rams running back, is worth betting on despite being on the field less often for passing downs. Corum has had at least one receiving yard in three of his last four games and will likely get at least one or two screen passes per game against the Bears.
In the player prop market, Erich Richter has shown massive profits at The Post over the past two football seasons, with a return on investment of 30.15 percent since 2022.
The Texans' defense is among the best in the league, but that shouldn't make it any easier for opposing teams to succeed. On average, they allow 4.12 receptions to opposing running backs per game. Drake Maye was under pressure all game against the Chargers last week and will likely face increased pressure again against the Texans.
The conditions of this game also favor players who rely on passing downs. With heavy snowfall expected, it's likely that coaches will dump off the ball frequently, creating plenty of targets for running backs like TreVeyon Henderson. Henderson has all the talent in the world but hasn't gotten significant playing time yet. He should see plenty of action in this game, making him a solid bet to go over 1.5 receptions.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Caleb Williams is likely to air it out against Chicago, as opposing offenses average 34.9 pass attempts per game against the Rams. Williams has already passed for over 32.5 attempts this season and has gone over in 10 of his last 12 games. He's a favorite bet for Sunday night.
Blake Corum, another Rams running back, is worth betting on despite being on the field less often for passing downs. Corum has had at least one receiving yard in three of his last four games and will likely get at least one or two screen passes per game against the Bears.
In the player prop market, Erich Richter has shown massive profits at The Post over the past two football seasons, with a return on investment of 30.15 percent since 2022.
, especially when you're dealing with injuries and concussions! Can't wait to see how TreVeyon Henderson does in the game, he's like the rookie equivalent of a Netflix original series – all talent and zero playing time 
. Caleb Williams is gonna light it up against Chicago, I'm predicting a Rams touchdown parade 
. And Erich Richter? The guy must be reading my mind with those prop picks 
! But seriously, 30.15% ROI since 2022? That's like finding a dollar on the sidewalk after a snowstorm – it's a beautiful thing 
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. So, we got this snow game coming up and I'm thinkin' the Texans' defense is gonna get lit 
. They're already allowin' like 4.12 receptions to opposing RBs per game, that's crazy! And now you gotta factor in all these passes bein' dumped off 'cause of the weather conditions 
. That means TreVeyon Henderson's goin' to see a lot of action and I'm thinkin' he's gonna go over 1.5 receptions for sure 
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. He's gotta air it out against Chicago 'cause their offense loves to pass, but at the same time, I'm not thinkin' he's gonna take many hits from the Bears' D 
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Not so fast, my friends. The dude's been gettin' those receiving yards in games when it matters most and I'm thinkin' he's gonna make the most of his screen passes against the Bears 
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. I mean, 30.15% return on investment since 2022? That's some next-level stuff right there 
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! All that talent and he's been stuck on the bench so far. The Texans' defense is gonna be a challenge, but I think Henderson has what it takes to break through. With all that snow expected, I'm putting my money on him to go over 1.5 receptions 
He's been lighting up the scoreboard left and right! Blake Corum is another one to watch out for, especially in passing downs. That Erich Richter guy is on fire too 
. It's like players are getting hurt left and right! I mean, Omarion Hampton was supposed to be a key player for the Texans but got hurt after just one carry? That's brutal 
. And Nico Collins is still dealing with that concussion from last week... hope he's okay soon.
. But you can't count out opposing teams like I'm seeing here. Drake Maye got owned by the Chargers last week and it'll be tough for him to do much better against the Texans this time around 
. On the other hand, TreVeyon Henderson is due for some significant playing time if the Rams dump off the ball a lot with all that snow coming down 
it's like they're taking turns getting hurt. Omarion Hampton and Nico Collins are just examples of how one little scare can end your whole game. I'm rooting for TreVeyon Henderson, though - he's got the skills but needs a chance to shine. Maybe this snow-filled game is exactly what he needs 
. On the other hand, Caleb Williams' ability to pass it out is just so dominant, I love betting on him 
. It's all about finding that right prop bet at the end of the day...
... NFL players gotta be super resilient or else it's a lost season for them 
strong this season. They're holding opposing RBs to an average of 4.12 receptions per game 
... got my eyes on him going over 1.5 receptions in this snow-filled mess 
. Richter's been killing it in the player prop market btw 
, injuries can be super frustrating especially when you're counting on players like Omarion Hampton and Nico Collins to make a big impact! 
Interesting that Drake Maye is likely to face increased pressure against the Texans' defense, which might give him a chance to shine? 
I think Drake Maye is going to have a HUGE game against the Texans! He's already under pressure from their defense and with the snow coming down, I think he'll get hit even more times. On the other hand, TreVeyon Henderson has all the talent in the world but hasn't gotten much playing time yet, so it's a solid bet for him to go over 1.5 receptions! 
and the Rams are gonna pass it all over the Bears. And don't sleep on Blake Corum, he's getting some decent props 
And btw, I'm all about Blake Corum 2, he's due 4 some major gains 
. But on a more positive note, TreVeyon Henderson seems like he's got this game in the bag with those snow conditions looking super favorable for him 
But at the same time, I'm also thinking that Drake Maye is going to get torched by that Texans' D all game long... meanwhile, TreVeyon Henderson should be racking up those receptions like a pro! 
I don't know, man...
Heavy snowfall is just the icing on the cake for his fantasy value, I guess. It's not like he's going to suddenly become a top-tier RB or anything... yet? 
Anyway, I'm sure it'll be super fun to watch him struggle against the Texans' defense while the coaches are all "oh look, we're just going to dump off the ball so much and make it easy for our opponents!" 
! And Drake Maye is like a guaranteed underdog win just because of the Texans' defense 
